but 1st that speak the gabriel elizondo, who is in the canadian city of montreal at look. gabriel, i suppose there are 2 ways to look at this for you. for canada, i should say it's been a tough tournament on the one hand, but on the other, it was their 1st appearance in 36 years so. so as a glass half full or half empty. yeah, really defensive, you're asking, but i can tell you for the barrack is it live in canada, it's very much glass half full if you will. they're about a 100000 moroccans that live in canada, moroccan immigrants with the american heritage that live here in canada. and about 40000, almost half of the 100000 live here in montreal, and particularly in this neighborhood we're, we're at little my grab, it's cold outside right now she say well, where is everybody? we're all, are these moroccans in there inside. they're watching the game in cafes like where we're standing outside right now is just too cold to be outside. he normally would have t v 's out outside so people could watch the matches, but not right now. the inside the cafes are packed shoulder to shoulder and

we'll be getting reaction from the moroccan community in canada with gabriel elizondo 1st though, let's speak to step vassal who was with morocco fans in brussels step. what's going on? oh, i do here on the 3 that not a super excited that's morocco. hypoth managed to get to the knockout wrong. and what does this victory mean to me and what i can now it's not up moment english . i speak english. yeah. oh, i know. i think one of the b o o we are very happy and we read the whole company shuttle wow. i . 2 take a look, i think that's as good as i think that's as good as you're going to do. step valiant effort, step with the moroccan for heads in belgium. we heard mag rubia north africa, right. so they're representing for the north african football teams there. thank you. very much now let's go to gabriel. alexander. he's in canada. gabriel, frankly, i don't think anybody's going to be able to top what's have just brought us. how are the fans where you are reacting to this better, where murat you are in the world. they are celebrating, including here in montreal, canada, ah, [000:00:00;00] a

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chance at world cup lori and in one canadian said he, fans loyalties were put to the taste. gabriel elizondo found support of the material who were very happy with the results. celebration in the streets of montreal's grand neighborhood, neighborhood is primarily area in canada. there are rules which this victory historic tends to do. now, how do you feel? how much? oh, does it rock in around the world? no matter where they're at right now. go of writing. so morocco winning group if they reward for that is a law 16 match against spain. jimmy, how are they going to feel about this? probably is not the arrival they would like to see, but playing the like they did earlier today again. so belgium bait and spain plays that, but they definitely have a chance. i think i would say they are favorites. so it's, they are in the neck of said does a 3036 years. and they have so much solid in the squad in a year where were some player about than the cdsi get cookie me, bono, in the goal. and these are players with so much talent and beak experiencing. i'm going to be can top european league so and they fe

p. gabrielle elizondo is at that bio diversity conference and material representative from nearly every country in the world have descended on this convention center here in montreal, canada, where they plan to have weeks long meetings to try to come up with a framework to better preserve bio diversity on planet earth, they have a huge agenda and they'll be looking at more than 20 different issues. but maybe the most high profile proposal on the table is being led by france, the u. k. and coast to recap, where they are trying to come up with a framework that would preserve 30 percent of all of planet earth, land and water by 2030. now it's certainly very ambitious and more than a 100 countries have already in principle agree to this. but there are certainly many challenges ahead. as i heard from a green piece official, it's taking part and talks here. we need to realize that 30 per sandy's are really the bare minimum for the global community to per tack on our planet. there's also a strong connection between that target and don, you know, the climate change agenda. these meetings were o

and gabriel elizondo is standing by for us. he has sense there. they montville, they must be pretty torn about the port in the one gabriel not really not in the neighbourhood. we're in actually, we're a little my grab neighborhood. it's primarily moroccan immigrant. sit lived here. and here in this part of canada, and everyone's inside watching the matches right now inside cafes such as this, as you can probably tell by the whether it's a little too cold for people to be watching on tv is outside. so it's packed in there. so many people we can't even get our way in there, but as soon as the match is over, we expect a lot of people to be coming out. now because these are m moroccans and there's about a 100000 moroccans that live in canada. about 40000 of which live here in montreal . this is a neighborhood where many immigrants live when he robins live in this area as well . and we've been talking to him and they say, listen bottom, say we love canada, but they tell us, we love our homeland, even more. they're excited about this historic run. that m

and one canadian city fans loyalties are being put to the test . gabriel elizondo reports from montreal. ah, rocking hands go wild in celebration after their victory against belgium, sunday, a wind that will go down in moroccan football history. the scenes aren't from robot or motto, cash. but instead from montreal, canada, in the little my grab neighborhood signs of moroccan culture are hard to miss. that's because there are an estimated $40000.00 people of moroccan descent, living in montreal, more than anywhere else in canada. this is canada, my country too, but i born in rockaway, one of those is cutting near moosh. he moved here 12 years ago. he loves canada. but when it comes to this world cup, he loves his native homeland even more. i was all the best, but seriously, i was all the vest for my country, you know, for rocco, by contrast, the out look for canada, the rest of the world cup is sort of like the weather here in montreal, dark and gloomy. there are no celebrations on the streets, and that's because after losing their 1st 2 matches, canada has been eliminated from any chan